How to properly exclude content in a CC-BY presentation from this license?

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A presentation which I would like to publish under creative commons CC-BY license contains images with different licenses (e.g. CC-BY-SA). According to this example it is appropriate to include a statement like this:

Except where otherwise noted, this work is licensed under http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/

How should I properly note the exceptions? Is it sufficient to have a separate slide in the appendix listing the exceptions (but probably never shown to the audience)?

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I have tended to do this under the image in question. Say I was using a CC-BY image that I needed to attribute to someone else, I would have a source/copyright note & attribution in small text under the image on the slide. In the case you mention of using a CC-BY-SA image in the CC-BY work, I would just include the letters CC-BY-SA or a small version of the CC-BY-SA icon alongside my attribution to the author of the work.

I would caution against a separate slide never shown; you need to attribute the image to the originator of the work at or near to your usage of it. If, as you should, be indicating the source when you show the image, it is trivial to add CC-BY-SA or the CC icon to indicate the different terms.

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